List of cultural monuments in Lützschena-Stahmeln
Map with all coordinates: The list of cultural monuments in Lützschena-Stahmeln contains the cultural monuments of the Leipzig district of Lützschena-Stahmeln , which were recorded in the list of monuments by the State Office for Monument Preservation Saxony as of 2017.
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List of cultural monuments in Lützschena-Stahmeln
| image | designation | location | Dating | description | ID |
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Depot | (Map) | 1905–1906 (railway operations facility) | Railway depot with two semicircular locomotive sheds, two water towers of the Barkhausen type, two water cranes (since 8/2007 in Bielefeld), administration building (also known as the operating railway depot), the locomotive control building, the high-voltage power station (formerly a power plant) and the so-called Basa building (building over L-shaped floor plan); Traffic and technical history monument of outstanding importance, especially due to the unique water towers of this type in the Leipzig area |
09257045 |
| Mortuary in the cemetery, grave of the Ellerbroek family and a memorial plaque in the cemetery chapel to commemorate the battles of the Battle of Leipzig in 1813 | At the picture room (map) |
around 1900 (morgue), inscribed 1909 (Wallstelle Ellerbrock), inscribed 1913 (1813 Völkerschlacht) | Metal memorial plaque (marked 1913) for the Prussian Landwehr commander von Gynz-Rekowski (in the morgue, the so-called Lützschena cemetery chapel), who fell on October 16, 1813 during the storming of Möckern, a place on the wall of the Ellerbroek brewery family from 1909, of local history |
09299396 |
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Villa and coach house | Am Bildersaal 2 (map) |
around 1905 (villa) | in the country house style, historically important |
09258355 |
| school | Am Bildersaal 4 (map) |
1926 (school) | Plastered facade, echoes of the reform style of the period around 1910, architect Fritz Riemann, of local and socio-historical importance
Unsustainable teaching conditions forced the Lützschena municipal council to finally implement the plan to build a new school in 1925 by resolution and with vigor. A grant application was made, a delegation was sent to Dresden and the local Sternburg brewery - unfortunately in vain - asked for financial support. The aim was initially a four-class school with at least one apartment for the headmaster. Plans by the Gohlis architect Fritz Riemann from 1926 show rooms for a school and a public bath in the basement. The school, which was handed over to its destination in the same year, caused such a sensation that even Schneeberg city councilors came to see it. The plastered façade above a high clinker base is structured exclusively by the windows, entrances and a few sill or cornice strips, the angular floor plan, the steep pitched roofs and the multi-part structure itself show the strong effort to create a building that fits well into the structure of the district build. The groups of windows in the classrooms on the east side, each grouped into four windows, appear very strict. LfD / 2006 |
09300216 |
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Town hall and a fountain in front of it | At the fountain 4 (map) |
around 1910 (town hall), 1912 (fountain) | old location Hänichen, villa-like plastered building with ornamental framework in the gable, fountain with dolphin basin and putti crown, architectural and local historical value |
09258658 |
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Memorial to the fallen of the First World War | At the sheep farm (map) |
around 1918 (Monument to the Fallen) | of local importance |
09258342 |
| villa | At the sheep farm 7 (map) |
1834 (villa) | Former Gemäldegalerie Speck von Sternburgs, classicist building with original details, of local and art historical significance |
09258337 |
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| Former sheepfold | At the sheep farm 18; 18a; 18b (card) |
around 1860 (side building) | Elongated brick building with stepped gables dominating the street and townscape, of local and economic importance |
09258338 |
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| Two railway bridges and stairways to a stop | Bahnstrasse (map) |
1884 (railway bridge), around 1900 (railway bridge) | Clinker walls with sandstone integration, the bridges riveted steel structures, of importance in terms of traffic history |
09299593 |
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| Former civil servants' house with front garden | Bahnstrasse 17 (map) |
around 1920 (official residence) | for officials of the Sternburg brewery, originally preserved Heimatstil building, of local history |
09258350 |
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| Former official residence (with three entrances), with front garden | Bahnstrasse 18; 19; 20 (card) |
1921 (official residence) | Residential buildings for officials of the Sternburg brewery, well-structured and originally preserved block of flats in the form of Heimatstil architecture, building historical value |
09258351 |
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| Villa with gate and gate | Bahnstrasse 41 (map) |
1907–1908 (villa) | Plastered facade, in the country house style, of architectural importance |
09258798 |
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| Former railway house and two courtyard buildings | Bahnstrasse 51; 53 (map) |
1906–1908 (railway house) | stately plastered building with brick structure, with stylistically corresponding courtyard buildings in brick and half-timbered, of architectural significance
On the grounds of the Wahren marshalling yard and Lützschena stop, the Royal Railway Directorate Halle / a. Saale to build a double dwelling with wash house and stable building for sub-officials. The plans submitted in 1906 by the construction department of the Royal Prussian Railway Operations Inspectorate II were implemented in the following year and use was permitted on April 3, 1908 after the final inspection. For 1947 the plan to convert war-damaged floor chambers into living space for railway workers is on record. Interlocking clinker brick and plastered surfaces characterize the façades, which lie above a Cyclops masonry base. The type building looks quite old-fashioned and antiquated, twelve apartments have been set up behind the walls. Two oriels protruding slightly in the upper storeys with stepped gables once set effective accents, a similar design shows (e) the courtyard front, here exits nestled on both sides, which have been replaced by modern balconies. The simple furnishings have largely been preserved, as has the street-side boundary wall of the front garden and paving, which was largely unrefurbished at the end of 2015. The outbuildings in the courtyard are unplastered and have visible frameworks in the structure. Due to the direct connection with the important area of the Wahrener Bahngelände, there is a historical value in terms of building history and local development. LfD / 2011, 2015 |
09258800 |
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| Subject aggregate Gartenstadt Quasnitz, Dorettenring: houses of a garden town settlement (Obj. 09258334, Dorettenring 7, 8, 9, Obj. 09258339, Dorettenring 10, 12, Obj. 09258340, Dorettenring 14, 15, 16, Obj. 09258341, Dorettenring 17, 18, Obj. 09258344, Dorettenring 20, 21, 22) | Dorette ring 1; 2; 3; 4; 5; 6; 7; 8th; 9; 10; 12; 14; 15; 16; 17; 18; 19; 20; 21; 22 (card) |
1909–1929 (settlement) | Horseshoe-shaped complex on Dorettenring, built as a villa colony Quasnitz, the actual garden city of Quasnitz north of Halleschen Straße on Paulinengrund, built with two-story single-family houses, which are grouped into groups of 3 to 10 buildings, whereby a relaxed street scene is created through the graduation within the groups The same goal is served by the fragmented roofscape with the succession of differently designed gables and the deliberately used variety of materials such as planking, shingles and ornamental frameworks; the houses are separated from the street by front gardens, gardens are also located on the back, in the interior areas of the settlement Open spaces designed as children's playgrounds and communication areas are an integral part of the garden city concept and reform architecture, one of the earliest examples of which is the Quasnitz garden city development lich of importance |
09258670 |
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| Individual monument of the community of Quasnitz Garden City (Obj. 09258670, Dorettenring 1–22): group of houses in a settlement | Dorette ring 7; 8th; 9 (card) |
1906, plans for number 9 (settlement house), 1909–1911 (settlement house) | Group of houses in the garden city of Quasnitz, most of which have been preserved in their original forms, of architectural significance |
09258334 |
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| Individual monument of the community of Quasnitz Garden City (Obj. 09258670, Dorettenring 1–22): group of houses in a settlement | Dorette ring 10; 12 (card) |
1909–1911 (twin house) | built as a villa colony Quasnitz, mostly originally preserved double dwelling in the garden city of Quasnitz, of architectural significance |
09258339 |
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| Individual monument of the community of Quasnitz Garden City (Obj. 09258670, Dorettenring 1–22): group of houses in a settlement | Dorette ring 14; 15; 16 (card) |
1906–1907 (settlement house) | Group of houses in the garden city of Quasnitz, largely preserved in its original state, built as a villa colony in Quasnitz, at number 14 an original enclosure, of architectural significance |
09258340 |
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| Individual monument of the community of Quasnitz Garden City (Obj. 09258670, Dorettenring 1–22): group of houses in a settlement | Dorette ring 17; 18 (card) |
1906–1907 (settlement house) | built as a villa colony Quasnitz, largely original parts of a group house consisting of three houses (number 19 disfigured by renovation) in the garden city of Quasnitz, of architectural significance |
09258341 |
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| Individual monument of the community of Quasnitz Garden City (Obj. 09258670, Dorettenring 1–22): group of houses in a settlement | Dorette ring 20; 21; 22 (card) |
1909–1911 (settlement house) | built as a villa colony Quasnitz, largely original group of houses in the garden city of Quasnitz, of architectural significance |
09258344 |
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Church (with furnishings) and three tombs in the churchyard | Elsteraue (map) |
around 1200 (church), around 1475 (church choir), 1905 (church tower) | old location of Hänichen, the core of the Romanesque sacral building, gothic overformed, the tower added in 1906 stylistically somewhere between historicism and reform style, classicist tombs, of architectural and local significance |
09258664 |
| House of a former four-sided courtyard | Elsteraue 1 (map) |
End of 18th century / mid 19th century (farmhouse) | Part of the old location of Hänichen, in a street-defining situation, of importance in terms of building history |
09258662 |
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| Residential house in open development | Elsteraue 2 (map) |
End of the 18th century / mid-19th century (residential building) | Originally preserved house in the old location of Hänichen, plastered facade, crooked hip roof, of architectural significance |
09258661 |
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| Villa, with enclosure and gate system | Elsteraue 3 (map) |
1909–1911 (villa) | old location Hänichen, plastered building with half-timbered elements, in a country house style, with an older gate system, historically important |
09258660 |
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| Former school with a memorial plaque | Elsteraue 5 (map) |
1791 (school) | old location Hänichen, upper floor half-timbered, together with the Hainkirche characterize the street, testimony to the local history |
09258663 |
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| Villa with enclosure | Elsteraue 9 (map) |
1903–1904 (villa) | old location Hänichen, street-side villa with covered staircase and veranda with leaded glass windows, plastered facade, of architectural significance |
09258665 |
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| Villa, former school | Elsteraue 10 (map) |
1887–1889 (villa) | old location Hänichen, in typical neoclassical forms, plastered facade, of architectural significance
In 1887 the school board in Hänichen wrote to the Royal District School Inspectorate and informed them about a planned new school building by Michaelmas of the following year, but plans were not presented until June 2, 1888. The old school would be fine and still usable for 90 to 100 children in two classes. Pastor F. Thieme, who is also the school board member and local school inspector in Hänichen, noted the planned construction on the Hänichen parish fields as a single-storey building with a classroom and a gable apartment for the assistant teacher. By May 1, 1889, the plastered brick building and a small outbuilding should have been built. The classroom was brightly lit with four closely spaced windows, with a jamb floor above it. On the right, a side elevation with a dwelling marks the entrance. Master builder Otto Bruno Oehlschlegel signed the design. For cost reasons, the school was sold to Justizrat Dr. E. Less who intends to convert it for residential use. The State Association of Saxon Homeland Security is also involved with a statement in the plans carried out by the Leipzig construction company H. Bruno Oehlschlegel. In November 1911, tectures were submitted and the initially intended careful redesign of the facades was not implemented. A final examination is only on record with the date of May 1, 1917 under the current owner Marie Verw. Erler and Martha married less. The name "Landhaus Erna" appears in the planning documents. Behind the far-reaching changes to the facades, the addition of a winter garden with a terrace, the relocation of the entrance with a large canopy to the gable side and an extension of the functional building with a fountain, the old school building can only be guessed at. As a former school building, it is an important document of the development of the town, and also of particular interest in terms of architectural history as a villa building. LfD / 2011 |
09258672 |
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| villa | Elsteraue 11 (map) |
1897–1898 (villa) | in the rear of the property, the old location of Hänichen, plastered facade, with remains of decorative painting in the eaves area, of architectural significance |
09258666 |
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| villa | Elsteraue 16 (map) |
1906–1907 (villa) | old location Hänichen, representative villa, plastered facade with ornamental framework and glazed veranda, of architectural significance |
09258797 |
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| Residential house, with a front garden | Elstermühlweg 2 (map) |
around 1820 (residential building) | Clay corrugated building with half-timbered upper storey, presumably a former inn, historical value and scientific-documentary value, significant in terms of urban planning |
09302434 |
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| House (with upper arbor) and barn of a farm | Elstermühlweg 4 (map) |
18th century and early 19th century (farmhouse) | Residential house with boarded-up upper arbor, upper floor half-timbered, rarity, significant in terms of building history |
09258671 |
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Individual monument belonging to the Lützschena Castle and Castle Park (Obj. 09258349, Schloßweg 9a, 9c, 9d, 9f, 11): weir and hydroelectric power station | Elstermühlweg 8 (map) |
around 1920 (waterworks) | at the Lützschena mill property, accessible via a bridge, of local history |
09300193 |
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Villa (with equipment) and enclosure | Hallesche Strasse 110 (map) |
1888 (manufacturer's villa) | Historicist building in the form of Tudor Gothic, with a wooden veranda, villa belonged to the Sternburg brewery, original staircase furnishings, of architectural significance |
09258354 |
| Gate system and side building of a former three-sided courtyard | Hohle Gasse 2 (map) |
18th century (side building) | old location Quasnitz, side building with half-timbered upper floor, last originally preserved courtyard of this type in the district, characterizing the townscape and historically important |
09258667 |
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Staircase and wall fountain in a garden city settlement | Jungfernstiege (map) |
1911 (fountain) | of local history and architectural significance |
09258352 |
| House in a garden city | Kleiner Poetenweg 25 (map) |
around 1920 (single-family house) | largely originally preserved single-family house in the garden city of Quasnitz, of architectural significance |
09259592 |
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| Memorial stone for the Battle of Leipzig in 1813 | Mühlenstrasse (map) |
marked 1913 (memorial stone) | old location Stahmeln, boulder with metal plate, historically significant |
08966037 |
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Former villa of a mill owner, with garden and enclosure wall | Mühlenstrasse 17 (map) |
around 1889 (manufacturer's villa) | old location Stahmeln, directly related to the mill complex, of architectural and local importance |
09258811 |
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Mill property with mill building (No. 18a-18d), silo building (No. 18) and ancillary building (No. 19 / 19a) | Mühlenstrasse 18; 18a; 18b; 18c; 18d; 19; 19a (card) |
1875 (grain mill), 1889/1912 flour silo (silo), 1916 grain silo (silo), 1889 stable (side building), around 1889 administration building (administration) | old location Stahmeln, plant consisting of mill building with flour silo and staircase tower (1889/1912), grain silo (1916), footbridge, former stable (1889), administration building (around 1889) and formerly with a follower house (1938/1941, demolished in 2002), industrial mill , of supraregional importance in terms of technology history, evidence of local development, importance for popular education |
09258810 |
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Former administrative building of a manor, with wall enclosing the front garden | Mühlenstrasse 20 (map) |
around 1900 administration building (administration) | old location Stahmeln, front building at the beginning of Mühlenstraße, in typical country house forms, next to the villa dominating the ensemble of manor buildings, of architectural and local significance |
09258807 |
| Farm building of a former manor | Mühlenstrasse 21; 22; 23 (card) |
around 1889 (farm building) | old location Stahmeln, two-storey brick buildings, of local significance |
09258809 |
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| Farm building of a former manor | Mühlenstrasse 25; 26 (card) |
around 1889 (farm building) | old location Stahmeln, two-storey plaster and brick buildings, of local importance |
08970110 |
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Villa of a manor with villa garden and enclosure | Mühlenstrasse 28 (map) |
1898 (villa) | old location Stahmeln, representative building in late Art Nouveau forms, with a tower that dominates the townscape, of architectural and local significance |
09258808 |
| House in a garden city | Paulinengrund 7 (map) |
around 1913 (single-family house) | Almost originally preserved single-family house, veranda with lead glass panes, reform style architecture, of architectural significance |
09259311 |
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| House in a garden city | Paulinengrund 15 (map) |
around 1922 (single-family house) | Detached house, largely originally preserved, with Art Déco architectural decorations, of architectural significance |
09259882 |
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| Two residential buildings in open development | Quasnitzer Weg 2; 4 (card) |
around 1928 (tenement) | Built on the Quasnitz corridor, in the style of the 1920s, plastered facades with the original color scheme and characteristic clinker brick structure, of importance in terms of building history |
09258504 |
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Church (with furnishings), two walled-in grave monuments, two gate pillars to the churchyard, crypt slab Maximilian Speck von Sternburg on the north side and an iron grave cross | Schloßweg (map) |
Early 16th century (church), inscribed 1836 (tomb) | Small hall building with west tower, choir with simple tracery windows still Gothic, otherwise neo-Gothic renewed in the 19th century, of architectural and local significance |
09258346 |
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Rectory and enclosure | Schloßweg 4 (map) |
1911 (rectory) | representative villa-like building with preserved forms of decoration typical of the time, location at the beginning of the castle path that characterizes the location, reform style architecture, of architectural and local significance |
09258345 |
| Individual monument belonging to the Lützschena Castle and Castle Park (Obj. 09258349, Schloßweg 9a, 9c, 9d, 9f, 11): Former mill property with two side buildings and a pigeon house | Schlossweg 8; 8a; 8b (card) |
around 1780 (side building) | Half-timbered side building, of architectural significance |
09258347 |
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Individual monument belonging to the Lützschena Castle and Castle Park (Obj. 09258349, Schloßweg 9a, 9c, 9d, 9f, 11): Castle (with parts of the original furnishings), farm yard with original paving, orangery, barn and northern farm building as well as riding hall (with horse Sculpture), free-standing bowling alley in the former Russian garden as well as staffage buildings and sculptures in the park (sculpture "Borghesischer Fechter", sandstone sculpture "Jungfrau", remains of the original park buildings including Diana temple, forest chapel, "ex voto" = artificial ruin, burial chapel, mausoleum), as well as the castle park (with forest cemetery and ponds), Kastanienallee and so-called Russian Garden, furthermore historical paving of Kastanienallee | Schloßweg 9a; 9c; 9d; 9e; 9f (card) |
1864 (castle (Rittergut)), before 1900 (bowling alley), from 1825 (picture), 1935 (mausoleum) | Garden art, landscaping and shaping the townscape and of importance to the local history, with the castle park an exemplary ensemble of an ornamented farm (high value for garden history) |
09258333 |
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The whole of Lützschena Palace and Palace Park, with the following individual monuments: Palace (with parts of the original furnishings), farm yard with original paving, orangery, barn and northern farm building as well as riding hall (with horse plastic), free-standing bowling alley in the former Russian garden as well as staffage buildings and sculptures in the park (sculpture "Borghesischer Fechter", sandstone sculpture "Jungfrau", remnants of the original park buildings including Diana temple, forest chapel, "ex voto" = artificial ruin, burial chapel, mausoleum), as well as palace gardens (with forest cemetery and ponds), chestnut avenue and so-called Russian garden , furthermore historical paving of Kastanienallee (obj. 09258333, Schloßweg 9a, 9c, 9d, 9e, 9f), former wheelwright shop (today Schloßweg 11 / Auenwaldstadion, obj. 09300204), weir and hydroelectric power station of the former mill Lützschena (obj. 09300193, Elstermühlweg 8), two side buildings and pigeon house of the former mill property (Obj. 09258347 , Schloßweg 8, 8a, 8b) and residential building of the former mill property (new building) as part of the whole (Elstermühlweg 6) | Schloßweg 9a; 9c; 9d; 9e; 9f; 11 (card) |
1864 (castle) | Culturally and historically significant landscape park between Elster and Luppendamm, with still recognizable design basic structures such as groups of trees and solitary trees, watercourses and areas, soil profile, winding paths and chestnut avenue, forest cemetery (with tombs and grave structures), pedestals of former garden sculptures, resting places and memorials, other gardens north of the White Elster with enclosure on the west side, palace park between Weißer Elster and Hundewasser with small architecture, sculptures and funerals, garden art, landscaping, shaping the townscape and historical importance, with the palace park an exemplary ensemble of an ornamented farm (high garden historical value) |
09258349 |
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Individual monument belonging to the Lützschena Castle and Castle Park (Obj. 09258349, Schloßweg 9a, 9c, 9d, 9f, 11): former cartwright of a manor, today alluvial forest station, with pillars at the entrance | Schloßweg 11 (map) |
around 1870 (cartwright) | Part of the Lützschena manor complex, of local significance |
09300204 |
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Bismarck tower: observation tower with lime tree avenue to Halleschen Strasse and artificially filled plateau as well as stairs and forecourt | Slope 35 (map) |
1914–1915 (Bismarck Tower) | Erected on the Erlerberg near Hänichen, reinforced concrete construction, of architectural and local significance |
09258668 |
| Residential house in open development | Stahmelner Anger 3 (map) |
around 1925 (residential building) | old location Stahmeln, with a distinctive clinker brick structure in the style of the 1920s, of architectural significance |
09258803 |
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| Residential house in open development | Stahmelner Anger 9 (map) |
around 1912 (tenement) | old location Stahmeln, with a prominent design of the entrance axis, of architectural significance |
09258804 |
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House and outbuildings | Stahmelner Anger 19 (map) |
around 1895 (residential building) | old location Stahmeln, former Obermüllerhaus, with half-timbered outbuildings, of local significance |
09258806 |
| school-building | Stahmelner height 1 (map) |
1898 (school) | old location Stahmeln, with accentuated entrance and gable design, plastered facade, formerly brick facade, of local historical importance |
09258796 |
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House of a farm | Stahmelner Strasse 116 (map) |
End of 18th century (farmhouse) | old location Stahmeln, the only surviving half-timbered house in Stahmeln, of architectural significance |
09258802 |
| Former inn with annex | Stahmelner Strasse 127 (map) |
around 1870 (inn) | old location Stahmeln, with high-quality late classical facade formation, historical and memorable value |
09258799 |
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school | Windmühlenweg 4 (map) |
1908 (school) | old location Hänichen, plastered and brick facade, building typical of the time with facade reliefs and representative portal design, significance for the local history, memorable |
09258659 |
| Workers' houses of the Sternburg brewery | To the old brewery 9 (map) |
around 1834 (workers' house) | the only preserved buildings of the first brewery, characterizing the townscape and of socio-historical importance |
09258335 |
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Sternburg Brewery: Group of buildings from a former brewery and enclosure wall | To the old brewery 9 (map) |
2nd half of the 19th century (brewery) | Old brewhouse and office building, workshop with tower building, garages, workers' houses, cellars and administration buildings, residential building and machine houses, the brewery from 1926 (architect: Heinrich Mossdorf ) with its steeply curved copper roof protrudes from the brewery buildings , a hallmark of the Lützschena town silhouette that is visible from afar , artistic and urban significance; Sternburg brewery |
09258669 |
Former cultural monuments
| image | designation | location | Dating | description | ID |
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| Former Prussian-Saxon customs house | Hallesche Strasse 229 (map) |
around 1819 (inn) | Former Prussian-Saxon customs house; later border inn “Saxon House”, beautifully proportioned building with preserved original details, historical and memorable value |
09258296 |
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| Residential building | Stahmelner Strasse 130 (map) |
around 1850 (residential building) | Residential building; Rural house from the early 19th century that has largely been preserved in its original form and is typical of the area |
09258801 |
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- Thomas Noack, Thomas Trajkovits, Norbert Baron, Peter Leonhardt: Cultural monuments of the city of Leipzig. (Contributions to urban development 35), City of Leipzig, Department of Urban Development and Construction, Leipzig 2002
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